Fears Vlad has dropped ‘Father Of All Bombs’ as vid shows massive blast
PRO-RUSSIAN cronies have claimed Vladimir Putin has dropped the world's most powerful non-nuclear bomb on Ukraine.
Another theory is that it was the even less powerful FAB-1500 version, claim Fighterbomber channel on Telegram. It is designed to destroy enemy positions over a wide area including entrenched infantry and lightly fortified structures. Baranchik wrote online: “In Volchansk, the Russian army used the ODAB-1500 vacuum bomb for the first time - according to other sources, the ODAB-9000.
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